AI Form Analysis

AI Form Analysis reviews short video clips of your players’ technique and provides detailed coaching feedback — body positioning, arm swing, timing, footwork, and more.

How It Works

1. Record a short clip (up to 10 seconds) of a player performing a skill
2. Select the skill type — attack or serve (with serve subtype)
3. Submit for analysis — AI reviews the clip frame by frame
4. Read the feedback — detailed coaching notes on technique, with suggestions for improvement

Supported Skills

Attack Analysis

• General attack technique (approach, arm swing, contact point, follow-through)

Serve Analysis

Choose the specific serve type for tailored feedback:

Serve Type	What It Analyzes
Underhand	Stance, pendulum motion, contact point, weight transfer
Standing Float	Toss placement, hand contact, arm follow-through
Standing Topspin	Toss height, contact angle, wrist snap
Jump Float	Approach timing, jump position, contact consistency
Jump Power	Full approach, arm swing speed, contact height, landing

Using Form Analysis (Web App)

1. Go to Form Analysis in the sidebar
2. Click Upload or drag a video file
3. Select the player, skill type, and serve type (if applicable)
4. Click Analyze
5. Results appear in the clip modal alongside the video

Drawing Tools

While reviewing a clip, you can use drawing tools to annotate:

• Line — draw straight lines to highlight body angles
• Angle — measure joint angles (elbow, shoulder, knee)
• Curve — trace movement paths

Click Snap to capture the video frame with your drawings as a screenshot.

Using Form Analysis (Mobile App)

1. Tap Form Analysis on the Hub screen
2. Select the skill (attack or serve type)
3. Select the player
4. Record with the camera — the app captures up to 10 seconds
5. Review the clip and re-record if needed
6. Submit for AI analysis
7. Read the coaching feedback on the results screen

Tip

You can save analyzed clips to your camera roll and to the cloud for later reference. The AI analysis is persisted — you won’t need to re-analyze the same clip.

Tips for Best Results

• Film from the side — a profile view captures the full body mechanics best
• Keep it short — 3–5 seconds is ideal, one rep per clip
• Good lighting — avoid backlit situations where the player is silhouetted
• Steady camera — use a tripod or rest your phone on a stable surface
• One player per clip — the AI focuses on the primary figure in frame